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They didn't feel bad at all, its stretchable and breathable but will only know once they wear them and see.
They need some cotton in the blend, even on higher end brands I have found items with 100% polyester uncomfortable, it irritates my skin for some reason, no name polyester stuff is even worse.
Not completely sure at this stage, you can push and pull information from HA so you can use it as a mini control panel.Curious what you intend to do with them.
I got one of these but just to play with with a pi z2wNot completely sure at this stage, you can push and pull information from HA so you can use it as a mini control panels.
https://esphome.io/components/lvgl/

There is an option to cancel an order as long as they haven't started packing itBought 2 of these last night, and while trying to check the specs afterward, I accidentally touched the one-click pay and ordered another 2.
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They need your ID for SARS purposes, use a virtual card if you feel unsafe. They can't tell you your tax until it's with customs. But tech is generally 15%I'm new to the Temu game, and I have some reservations.
After the 1930492384th ad and my coworker telling me about it, I decided to give it a whirl today.
Reservation 1: Asking me for my ID.
Reservation 2: Doesn't show the import tax I'll have to pay.
Reservation 3: Can't make an order for under R200 (wanted to get a new PC-compatible controller and phone case to try it out)
Reservation 4: Misleading advertising with the whole "free gift" thing (ends up only being free shipping)
My question is, what is the usual process when buying **** off Temu? Is it worth it? I've read stuff that Temu auto-charges your card unnecessarily, or the shipping company (Buffalo, I think) scams you.
I'm new to the Temu game, and I have some reservations.
Reservation 1: Asking me for my ID.
Reservation 2: Doesn't show the import tax I'll have to pay.
Reservation 3: Can't make an order for under R200 (wanted to get a new PC-compatible controller and phone case to try it out)
Reservation 4: Misleading advertising with the whole "free gift" thing (ends up only being free shipping)
My question is, what is the usual process when buying **** off Temu? Is it worth it? I've read stuff that Temu auto-charges your card unnecessarily, or the shipping company (Buffalo, I think) scams you.
Funny how Amazon etc can tell you what the tax is upfront.They need your ID for SARS purposes, use a virtual card if you feel unsafe. They can't tell you your tax until it's with customs. But tech is generally 15%
That was the plan before I freaked out over the ID.use a virtual card if you feel unsafe.
Really? Odd.They can't tell you your tax until it's with customs. But tech is generally 15%
Well you'd pay them the R200 and then the shipping company the R30 but that's tech, clothing is much much higherThat was the plan before I freaked out over the ID.
I generally use my virtual card for everything I do. I made an extra one with a low limit to try with Temu.
Really? Odd.
So if I were to get R200 of stuff, then it would be R230 (incl customs and excl. shipping)?
Just remember that the "free shipping" does not include admin cost to submit the tax detail to SARS. You will pay the shipping company tax + a fixed handling fee. If you buy for only a few hundred Rand, the percentage tax is relatively higher - 30% or higher. I normally order for R1000 or more at a time - then the total tax is about 20%.That was the plan before I freaked out over the ID.
I generally use my virtual card for everything I do. I made an extra one with a low limit to try with Temu.
Really? Odd.
So if I were to get R200 of stuff, then it would be R230 (incl customs and excl. shipping)?


That's the one that is R1,999 on SouvlaBraai.co.za LMAOI got one of the cordless turbo fan tools and they are great, definitely not a toy and the one I got was very nicely made.
Nice for blowing stuff off where a full sized cordless blower is too much, they are also great for just blowing your face or down your shirt to cool down.
I paid R228 on some promo but the price has gone up, I always just search for the best price at order time.
I highly recommend this version, the extra tips are very handy:
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It's bananas how some shops price gouge, I suppose they rely on clueless people with too much money.That's the one that is R1,999 on SouvlaBraai.co.za LMAO
Yeah, but if you pay that insane price, at least you're supporting a local enterpriseIt's bananas how some shops price gouge, I suppose they rely on clueless people with too much money.
And on top of that their's is the cheaper version with no digital display and only one tip, fsks!
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Souvla Braai - Electric Fire Blower
Designed to ignite a fire quickly or breathe new life into a dying flame, this powerful and portable electric fire blower ensures your fire's roar to life.souvlabraai.co.za
I got one of the cordless turbo fan tools and they are great, definitely not a toy and the one I got was very nicely made.
Nice for blowing stuff off where a full sized cordless blower is too much, they are also great for just blowing your face or down your shirt to cool down.
I paid R228 on some promo but the price has gone up, I always just search for the best price at order time.
I highly recommend this version, the extra tips are very handy:
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